Task 1. Grammar /12x1 12 Points/ Read The Sentences Below and Choose The Best Answer To Complete Each Sentence
Task 1. Grammar /12x1 12 Points/ Read The Sentences Below and Choose The Best Answer To Complete Each Sentence
Task 1. Grammar /12x1 12 Points/ Read The Sentences Below and Choose The Best Answer To Complete Each Sentence
PART I
2. When he is on ……… duty at ……… hospital Jack has to wear ……… uniform.
A. a / - / a B. the / the / a C. a / the / the D. - / the / the E. - / the / a
6. Tony, ……… brother Dave also played for Scotland, eventually became team captain.
A. who B. whose C. which D. whom E. that
8. “If I ask you nicely, will you buy me an ice cream?” she asked.
She asked me ………
A. to buy her an ice cream D. would I buy her an ice cream
B. to ask her for an ice cream E. if she asked me nicely would I buy her an ice cream
C. whether I had asked her for an ice cream
9. I will try very hard to come and have dinner at your house if ……… able to.
A. I was B. I were C. I am D. I had been E. I will be
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Variation C English
19. It was quite a serious illness, so she took a while to ……… it.
A. get over B. go over C. take over D. get through E. put through
20. I ……… my car to make sure it worked about ten minutes before I drove to work.
A. began B. begin C. started D. start E. begun
21. Replace the underlined idiom with the phrase that has the same meaning.
I was turning into the left lane when a car came out of nowhere and hit me.
A. stopped right in front of me
B. spun over
C. suddenly appeared
D. fell off a truck
E. broke down
22. Look at the picture and choose the best phrase to complete the sentence.
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Variation C English
23. Replace the underlined word in the newspaper headline with the word that has the same meaning.
A. I spilt my coffee.
B. I dropped the cup on the floor
C. There is a horrible stain on her skirt.
D. I am afraid it was broken.
E. I tripped over the cup.
28. Man: I’d like to add one more city to my tour of Europe.
Woman: I’ve already made your reservations, but let me see what I can do for you.
What kind of work does the woman do?
A. She is a teacher. C. She’s an architect.
B. She’s a travel agent. D. She’s a writer. E. She is a waitress.
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Variation C English
30. Man: Good morning. The Sheraton Hotel. How may I help you?
Woman: Yes, I’d like to speak to the manager.
Man: Hold the line, please. I’ll ………
A. put you straight away
B. put you away
C. put you down
D. put you up
E. put you through
A. Take away
B. Give up
C. Slow down
D. Check out
E. Closing down
32. Look at the note. What does it say? Choose the correct statement.
This shop is closed while A. This shop has closed and is moving opposite.
owner is away. Take all B. This shop has a new owner who lives opposite.
enquiries to the bookshop C. If you need something, go to the shop opposite.
across the road. D. The owner takes all enquiries.
E. The bookshop’s owner lives across the road.
Lie detectors do not detect lies. [1] Basically, the instrument records four physiological activities on a
moving roll of graph paper. The instrument is not very sophisticated. [2] Two pens are driven by air-filled
tubes placed around a subject’s chest and stomach to record breathing movement. Another pen,
connected to a blood-pressure cuff on the subject’s arm, records each heartbeat and traces changes in
blood pressure. The fourth pen is connected to a pair of metal electrodes attached to the fingers of one
hand. [3] This pen records changes in the electrical resistance of the skin and can indicate subtle
sweating. [4] In administering the test, examiners usually ask neutral questions such as birth dates and
addresses in order to compare these responses with those from emotionally charged questions. [5]
33. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the passage?
A. The history of the lie detector D. How to assemble a lie detector
B. Emotionally charged question E. How do lie detectors reveal liars?
C. The truth about lie detectors
34. Look at the five squares [[f6] that indicate where the following sentence can be added to the passage
and choose the correct answer.
They record a person’s physiological reactions to certain questions.
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 E. 5
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Variation C English
35. Which of the following statement is NOT true about the fourth pen?
A. It is connected to two metal electrodes.
B. It records changes in the electrical resistance of the skin.
C. It is attached to the fingers of both hands.
D. It indicates subtle sweating.
E. It is attached to the fingers of one hand.
36. According to the passage, what might an emotionally charged question be about?
A. a birthday B. one’s favorite color C. a crime D. the weather E. friends
39. Most of our guests arrived by car but my brother came by foot.
A B C D E
40. The origins of the game of chess are not known with certainty, and traditional stories in
A B
a number of cultures claim credit for development the game.
C D E
41. There are a lot of programmes on television that are not educational and that contains
A B C D
violence and bad language.
E
42. I will go to the swimming-pool for some informations about diving lessons.
A B C D E
PART II
2.1 Match the sentences with the correct word forms. /4x1=4 points/
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Variation C English
2.2 Read the text and choose the correct word for each space. /6x1=6 points/
Fast food and ……(a)…. come together. When we have eaten the burger, we throw ……(b)…. the
packaging and somebody somewhere will then burn or bury it. This is clearly ……(c)…. problem for the
environment. Fast food ……(d)…. to global warming. In Brazil, 12 million acres of forest ……(e)…. cut
down in order to build farms. Farmers use this land to grow soybeans and the soy is given to the cows
that become the beef in our beef burger. ……(f)…. forests = more global warming. The question is: do
you care?
2.3 Look at the chart below and choose the correct answer. /4x2=8 points/
100%
95%
100 85% 85%
90
80
70
60
50
40 30% English as a first
30 22% language
14% 15%
20 9% English as a second
10 0% 3% 3%
language
0
b. It is interesting that in ……… a hundred percent of the population speaks English as a first language
1. The USA 2. The UK 3. Barbados 4. Australia
d. Find the average percentage of speakers of English as a second language in one country.
1.14% 2. 21% 3. 28% 4. 17%